The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-05
M..o2ul1sN,,Lp1,s,Y1[LIltE MATTHIAS ms
OF General Intsrest-Trial Of Liquor Sellers

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or General Intarost-1rinl Of Liquor Sellers.
KS, Grand Jury Lbt--personal.
DR.. ". 3. slmonton ls at tho Mound City hotel.
Commissioner MeHeehea was In town yesterday.
Asocial hop Is talked Of Tor tho latter part Of this
Mis- Lizzie Howard, Of Cameron. spent sunday
In town. 5.l7JfEsg7f {lIs n z an. n tlfgJla'ia
John Haley and vile and sou, Of Wheeling, were
here yesterday. 5Tl 5f.gA,s e A '-ssisFs
d.. George b stldger. Of Cameron, spent Sunday
into.n. lie was accompanied by his brother, who
. J. A. Ewing viii attend tho N. Z. Conference at
pArkersbnty and look after the Interests OF the
simpson n. church. !fS1 sgGsI 21Fl74g
Mr.. Rome Rankin. who has been very III OF lung
lever Tor several weeks. Is slowly convactcIng His
friends will DO glad 10 know Of tho change Tor the
better. ~ 5I4s3 2 ~ Y Z 9l1llll y f'IIi5lp-l
Tho Moundsyille Coal Company has decided 10
immedlsiely put up ton coke ovens. he brick
aIe already on the ground and work Is to be com.
menced In few days. ,s5tTl4 fl1Est
Among the Moundsvfllo people who went 10
sWs 5eiseim sSSo %s's sssTsaa VI 5shpF :ai
IiEes, John 4, Dyl', William Mcighen, jas. Hen.
The following Is tho lis. Of tho Gnnd Jurors
alawn ios the October term 81 tho circuit Court TO
Conner, James Welch, Charles Riley, John Kit,ie,
1. II Blake. John Il. bague, i. VI. II. BALDWIN. Da.
vld Dlckey, ihllllp Nc 0pner, Brico Howard, John
Blake, Isaac Lutes, Jessie 1iuicli, o. U. Mathews
ana PhlliiP Cuansnsham. I'd, lJ25i N -''fff.y
. Tho entertainment at the Y. NJ. O. A. rooms for
Tue benefit Of that association WAS decided sue.
cess. The programme was an excellent ono and
we p.e'e ~, Those participating ~ shc exer'
jennie Laing, Aollie Gamble, Anna BarlAll, CLARA
Jackson, Emma Parkinson. Grace Whatry, Aunle
Gamble, Clara Baker, Mrs. Howard Holt, Mrs. J, u.
Alexander, MIS- J. X. lIoo'On, aud Mcs,rs, ], L,
Alexander, Frank hurley, Nitey Gamble j.. II,
Holt and y. J. @ ats. These ladies' and gentlemen
afe considering Tho a1yisabliy Of giving an encr.
tainment at cameron III lhenelr future, Ia tho In.
tercsts Of tho y. 81. U. A. siI '0.'T, .,7l3T'-
4: fonkic was before, Mayor Rogers Monday for
selling liquor, and was fined $40 and ce.ts, Tho
case against Lewis Yetou Ia SGT for October O. at
O'Clock, and NJ n. LAWYERS Tor tho eth al tho same
hour. There has been some delay In tho prusecu.
toa OF these oa1sea because OF SONIC difference tn
opinion with regard TO tho Sulolency OF tho town
ordinances. Tbs ordinances tall to provide for
compelling witnesses to be present q: tho trial or
for Dunishirg them on fatuie to attend, and It Is
The oplp!on Of some lawyers oil the town that tho
ordinances arc therein defective, and that should
witnesses fall 10 be present whom summoned tho
town Is powertess. as tho ordinances now stand 10
compel them 10 come But 1t Is the opinion OF
Mr. Melvin. who drafted The ordinances, limit they
arc sufficient aud Of pcnAry powers; and being 10
advised by him the authorities have decided 10
proceed With sthc prosecution Of vioiAtors OF the
liquor law. The saloon keepers arc Just as deter.
mined TO fight. and tho question will DO finally
settled by tho higher court. an = -, s,5itH